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  1. OldSchoolSnapper
    There are a ton of low experience QBs in the playoffs. If the Packers/Seahawks have any edge it's that.
  2. OldSchoolSnapper
    I always thought Tannehill was a super underrated QB in Miami. Really glad to see him get a second wind. That Titans team has shades of the Giants/Packers wild card teams. Henry is an absolute monster.
  3. OldSchoolSnapper
    Ehhh, they had the one bad pick, but mostly moved the ball when they had to. That Vikes D is good. But we shouldn't forget the vibe going into the NFCCG in Seattle was very much that the Packers had no chance to win. But again, they gotta beat Seattle first.
  4. OldSchoolSnapper
    What team have you been watching? GB's run defense has been very good in the 2nd half of the season. I was going to say this. It's been pretty good for at least a month. This is where rankings can be misleading. I feel pretty sure the Packers offense will be what does them in. We are trotting out a second wideout that we cut on August 31.
  5. OldSchoolSnapper
    Takes the "pressure" off as a fan for me. The silver lining in a loss is not losing to SF by 25. The whole Packers season is house money imo. I have a random hunch Rodgers will return to a older version of his MVP form next year. This season is gravy. I'd just like to see them not go one and done to at least get a bit if respect.
  6. OldSchoolSnapper
    This is actually pretty similar to GB/SF with a closer score. They have 84 yards. They're getting clobbered.
  7. OldSchoolSnapper
    Vikes are toast.
  8. OldSchoolSnapper
    Vikes are toast.
  9. OldSchoolSnapper
    He'll mash and the Cardinals will create more farm in their lab. It's how things go.
  10. OldSchoolSnapper
    He'll mash and the Cardinals will create more farm in their lab. It's how things go.
  11. OldSchoolSnapper
    I really don't see any way the Packers beat SF. A moral victory would be not embarrassing themselves again. They have to beat Seattle first but I just don't think that team is good enough to beat SF.
  12. OldSchoolSnapper
    I really don't see any way the Packers beat SF. A moral victory would be not embarrassing themselves again. They have to beat Seattle first but I just don't think that team is good enough to beat SF.
  13. OldSchoolSnapper
    I'm very easily cheering for the Vikings. I've never been big on rooting against teams though. I was hoping they'd win it the year of the Minnesota Miracle. A lot of long suffering fans deserve to see their team win. But I want the Packers playing at home as long as possible.
  14. OldSchoolSnapper
    I'm very easily cheering for the Vikings. I've never been big on rooting against teams though. I was hoping they'd win it the year of the Minnesota Miracle. A lot of long suffering fans deserve to see their team win. But I want the Packers playing at home as long as possible.
  15. OldSchoolSnapper
    Just realized by going back in this thread than Lazard was cut on August 31 and signed to the PS. Wow.
  16. OldSchoolSnapper
    Just realized by going back in this thread than Lazard was cut on August 31 and signed to the PS. Wow.
  17. OldSchoolSnapper
    My only issue with the Packers at the time was being cupcakes about where he could play. If you don't want him cut him loose. Don't try to keep him out of the division like some NCAA team. You knew damn well he'd end up in the division after that. I also think Favre knew 100% he'd play again at that teary news conference. And I blame the Packers and Mike Sherman for putting Favre in a position in which he was the puppet master of the franchise. They let him blossom into the little diva he became.
  18. OldSchoolSnapper
    My only issue with the Packers at the time was being cupcakes about where he could play. If you don't want him cut him loose. Don't try to keep him out of the division like some NCAA team. You knew damn well he'd end up in the division after that. I also think Favre knew 100% he'd play again at that teary news conference. And I blame the Packers and Mike Sherman for putting Favre in a position in which he was the puppet master of the franchise. They let him blossom into the little diva he became.
  19. OldSchoolSnapper
    I had soured on Favre long before Rodgers was even drafted because the crunch time picks had reached such a level of predictability I just wanted him off the team. When the Rodgers thing went down I hated Favre. Over the years I appreciate Favre a bit more and every time Rodgers pouts I can't help but think Favre didn't really play that way. Wasn't as whiney on the field and can't see him passively getting a coach fired the way Rodgers did. I like Rodgers, but they are just two polar opposites as people.
  20. OldSchoolSnapper
    I had soured on Favre long before Rodgers was even drafted because the crunch time picks had reached such a level of predictability I just wanted him off the team. When the Rodgers thing went down I hated Favre. Over the years I appreciate Favre a bit more and every time Rodgers pouts I can't help but think Favre didn't really play that way. Wasn't as whiney on the field and can't see him passively getting a coach fired the way Rodgers did. I like Rodgers, but they are just two polar opposites as people.
  21. OldSchoolSnapper
    Not really the same. The average players salary increases each year. The value of the franchise went up 200 million least year. I understand that the brewers have other expenses than just payroll though. However I understand, In the last few season they made some significant upgrades to the stadium, renovated their Spring training stadium, bought a single a team, etc. that money does come from somewhere. I get why fans are frustrated, as there has been no dip in attendance and I am a little bit too, but we don’t know the whole financial picture of the team. Nobody wants to win more than mark a, so I’m just hoping this all works out. The average player salary increasing means jack. The roster is comprised of different guys every year. You can't just look at the payroll and assume that if it's less the team is worse or even has less talented players. There are a bunch of variables that go into that. Hiura is making $583k. The "value" of the team also means jack as it correlates to spending. Less than jack. It's frustrating listening to people continue to say this, and even more so when they're citing completely unsubstantiated estimates from Forbes.
  22. OldSchoolSnapper
    Not really the same. The average players salary increases each year. The value of the franchise went up 200 million least year. I understand that the brewers have other expenses than just payroll though. However I understand, In the last few season they made some significant upgrades to the stadium, renovated their Spring training stadium, bought a single a team, etc. that money does come from somewhere. I get why fans are frustrated, as there has been no dip in attendance and I am a little bit too, but we don’t know the whole financial picture of the team. Nobody wants to win more than mark a, so I’m just hoping this all works out. The average player salary increasing means jack. The roster is comprised of different guys every year. You can't just look at the payroll and assume that if it's less the team is worse or even has less talented players. There are a bunch of variables that go into that. Hiura is making $583k. The "value" of the team also means jack as it correlates to spending. Less than jack. It's frustrating listening to people continue to say this, and even more so when they're citing completely unsubstantiated estimates from Forbes.
  23. OldSchoolSnapper
    The payroll thing is really getting annoying, honestly. It's pretty much the same mentality as "I spent $4k on vacation last year, so this year I have to spend at least $4500." It doesn't work that way.
  24. OldSchoolSnapper
    The payroll thing is really getting annoying, honestly. It's pretty much the same mentality as "I spent $4k on vacation last year, so this year I have to spend at least $4500." It doesn't work that way.
  25. OldSchoolSnapper
    Dude one team wins it. The team that made the ONE EXTRA MOVE in getting Machado, didn't. The Nationals were written off numerous times last year. It's so much more complicated than people make it out to be with this hindsight stuff.
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